My husband I went here on a Saturday morning for brunch. The Mark at Elon is attached to The Inn at…read moreElon on Elon University's campus. We made same day reservations a few hours in advance because we figured it would get crowded with Elon parents visiting their kids. I'm glad we did because it was packed 15 minutes after we sat down. Hostess was kind with greeting us and sat us down right away when we arrived. My husband ordered the shrimp & grits and I ordered the pancakes with sausage. Food came within 15 minutes. The pancakes were fluffy and the sausage was nicely cooked. Service was great and one of the servers made sure to keep my water glass filled. The Mark at Elon is very pretty inside. They have a private parking lot outside reserved for Inn guests and we were able to park there because we were at the restaurant. I would recommend this place if you have guests in town and want something slightly nicer than your typical breakfast diner. They do serve lunch and dinner here too, but I can't speak on that food just yet. I'll have to return to try it out!

My daughter and I were out and decided to stop here for lunch. Located in what m to me was the…read moremiddle of the campus, easy parking, amid tree-lined quiet streets. The atmosphere and staff were welcoming, the service absolutely professional with a smile. The food we selected was delicious. The dining area nicely designed with our favorite option: Pub height table and two chairs - perfect. There were 'sitting rooms' off from the main dining area. It was a superb experience.

I really wanted to like this place after reading the positive reviews! I knew the buffet would be…read moresmall because the price is super cheap, and I will admit everything on the buffet was very tasty, my problem with it was not a single thing on the buffet was hot! Most of the items were barely lukewarm. He did bring out fresh meatloaf, and the meat was warm but the glazing on top was ice cold! They really need to check the temperatures of their food, definitely not healthy to allow their food to be this cool.

This place has my vote! I couldn't decide between the buffet or ordering from the menu which you…read morecan do either at this location for breakfast and lunch. I decided on the buffet and while I waited for my waitress to come back so that I could tell her, I noticed that another customer at the buffet, where she pulled the ladle out full of grits, then dipped her finger in, tasted the grits, and put the ladle back. I told the waitress discreetly, and a few minutes later the manager/owner came out of the kitchen and pulled the entire container of grits from the buffet. Never have I ever seen a customer do that, but I'm so glad I did, and I'm glad that they took immediate care of it. Now for the food. It could've been a little warmer, but it was still pretty good. I will give them another try for lunch and probably just play it safe by ordering from the menu.

A hidden gem in Burlington that serves amazing coffee. First time visiting was back around…read moreChristmas and I got to try my first Coquito latte which was amazing, I returned in the same week to order again. Friendly and fast service. Always clean and decorated for the season.

The food was amazing and the service was excellent! The only downside is that they have limited…read moreseating (two small counters with two stools each), but this is an excellent option for takeout. I highly recommend the tres leches pancakes!

We'd never been in North Carolina and Yelp dutifully directed us to this yummy and friendly coffee…read moreand crepes spot as we made our way from the airport to our hotel after a long redeye flight. The staff were so friendly and the crepes were some of the best we've had. To top it off the coffee was delicious as well. Our uber driver who picked us up was surprised that we landed in Graham after our flight from LA. We're glad Yelp directed us here - cute little town!

PRESS Coffee Crêpes Cocktails is hard to beat if you are looking for a casual, tasty breakfast or…read morebrunch in the area. The casual but polished ambiance fits perfectly into the charming, throwback small-town feel of downtown Graham.. which feels like something out of an earlier era with its historic courthouse, independent movie theater, and locally-owned boutiques and casual restaurants. The menu offers a wide variety of made-to-order savory and sweet crepes, as well as several toasts and waffle dishes. On my last visit to PRESS, I had the seasonal Blue Ridge crepe ($16.50), which was excellent -- a savory, blue-tinged shell filled with a great combination of sweet maple syrup-glazed ham and tangy granny smith apples and topped by a scrambled "hurricane-style" egg and a spicy maple mustard drizzle. YUM! The beverage menu at PRESS is equally impressive, featuring everything from made-to-order hot and cold coffees and tea-based beverages to a carefully curated cocktail list. I really enjoyed the soy maple pecan latte.

Two ate dinner for $37 before tip. So changing menu handwritten on board - open Mon - Fri - Dinner…read morewas great - Friday night - had to wait a few minutes as place was packed. Staff are the sweetest people ever - old school diner vibe - fish and shrimp perfectly breaded and good - owners working floor and talking to customers - this place is open for business but serving a larger purpose - we will absolutely be back!

We have been twice and really love the food, service is great also. Food comes out hot and large…read moreportions.

Been her a couple times and First watch knocks it out of the park every time!…read more Great staff, Great food, all at a good price. Food is fresh & hot served in a timely manner even during rush hour Atmosphere is bright a refreshing

I've been to a few First Watch locations in Ohio so when it came to Burlington I decided to go once…read morethe initial crowds died down since I didn't remember the food being that memorable. I went early one Saturday morning before the rush (crowds were appearing by the time we left at 9:30a) and were quickly seated in a booth by the window with lots of natural light. The restaurant was clean and well appointed with modern rustic decor and our waitress was super attentive and friendly. I did a bit of research before ordering to only order the most popular dishes in hope of making some memories this time around. I ordered the morning meditation juice which was a perfect mix of their fresh squeezed orange juice, lemon juice, beet juice, turmeric, ginger and agave nectar. Perfect way to start my morning in the sunlight. For my main breakfast entree I got the lemon ricotta pancakes which came with 2 HUGE pancakes the size of the plate. Even though the lemon curd appeared to be a dollop, it was enough for the whole dish since the lemon was very prominent to the point syrup was not needed. The berries were fresh and the pancakes were cooked to perfection (soft with lightly crispy edges). I also enjoyed a hot cup of table side coffee with my drink. I drink it black so I found the plain coffee to have a nice flavor and wasn't bitter at all. Now the million dollar bacon ehhhh.... I heard someone ask if they were thick, not at all. I found the honey to overpower the other seasonings so it was just basic bacon with honey in my opinion. Not worth the almost $7 price tag or the million in the name. If I am in the mood for a solidly good fresh breakfast in a nice atmosphere I'll be sure to stop by, but I wouldn't wait longer than 15 minutes for it.

Coming from Los Angeles CA, I don't know too much about southern food, but I gotta say that Pete's…read moreGrill as good as what other people say. The food is cheap, affordable, and real homey. The food is ready to go and all you have to do is pick out what you want and go. Super convenient if you're in a hurry. I had the Monday special which was the bbq chicken with side of cabbage and mac and cheese for a flat price of $7 including cornbread and drink. Chicken was fall of the bone tender and the bbq sauce had the right amount of sweetness, savory and tang. The mac and cheese was creamy and cheesy and not dry like some of the mac and cheeses I've previously had. Overall, I think this place is awesome considering its price, great quality of food, and convenience. The only downside is that it only opens until 2pm. Wish it was open longer so I can eat it for dinner too.

The food is ok at best, it is country cooking and smaller portions than you would expect for the…read moreprice. I rather come for lunch as you seem to get more for your money as well as more options. Service is always welcoming and friendly. The restaurant is pretty small and run down. Besides that it is located downtown and convenient for walking.

Great diner. Very friendly staff. Good home cooking! I love their Souvlaki and they have good hot…read moredogs.

Best western omelette ever. good grits. Wheat toast and biscuits. Their services outstanding.read more

We stopped in on cold rainy day. The service was excellent! The ambiance is very casual a mix of…read moreWaffle House and a small diner like you would see on triple D.My ribeye sandwich was good hot off the grill and the fries were hot. My wife said her omelette was spot on. The great part about this place is the bang for the buck. Its a throwback to yesteryear when there wasn't shrinkflation! .

Simple food, served simply. This looks like it would fit in on Guys Diners, Drive ins and Dives…read more Don't let the Triple D look alike scare you. The servers work as a well oiled team and all were down home friendly. My cheese omelette and hash browns were perfection. The hash browns were crispy, just the way I like em. It comes with toast as well. There were 4 of us and while the tables are a bit snug, the food was awesome and the prices were very reasonable.

Food is GREAT I really like blueberry Hill salad with feta instead of blue cheese, known for their…read morechicken salad! Staff are AWESOME!

I visited the new location for the first time yesterday. I was excited to hear they had a salad…read morebar, which is always a draw for me. I looked online for photos of it ahead of time, couldn't find any, so once we were seated I got directions to it and checked it out. It is simple and adequate but just not what I was looking for so my friend and I decided to order from the menu instead. We started with sweet tea and unsweet tea. The unsweet was nice, freshly brewed and not bitter in the least. The sweet tea was too sweet for my friend to drink so we had the waitress come back with an unsweet and mixed it half and half. I sipped it prior to the mix and wow, way too much sugar. I ordered the Chicken Pita and fries. The sandwich was delicious but despite having asked for cucumber sauce (you get a choice of ranch or cucumber) there was no sauce on it. The chicken was delicious though and nicely seasoned, plenty of onions, and the pita was fresh. I'm not a big fan of crinkle fries but they were a solid 3, as good as crinkle fries can be in my opinion. My friend ordered chicken pie, fried okra, sweet potato, and cornbread. The chicken pie looked more like chicken ala king, not enticing, and no topping or crust. So odd. The flavor was not good, bland and just odd for something served as chicken pie and in the south. The okra seemed homemade and was good, and the sweet potato was fresh and tasty. The cornbread is sweet cornbread and was moist. I had quite a bit of tea so I visited the restroom before we left. Big mistake. The toilet paper was just a big roll balanced on the handicap rail, the paper towels for drying your hands was the same, and the floors and door going in and out were dirty...as in most likely not cleaned well in quite some time. Will I return? Not sure. There are limited dining places in Burlington that are not fast food so perhaps, but I certainly hope they pay better attention to cleaning going forward. When a public space looks like that restroom, it makes me wonder what the behind-the-scenes spaces look like.